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What do RBI’s monetary policy stances mean? How do they affect the economyIf you are confused by personal finance terms, jargon and calculations, here’s +a series to simplify and deconstruct these for you. In the ...- UP Launches CM fellowship programme to appoint researchers for aspirational blocksThe Uttar Pradesh cabinet has cleared a proposal to launch a CM Fellowship Programme under which young researchers will be appointed to hel...
- Changing the accommodative stance at this stage would have been a disaster: Abheek Barua“I am glad they are following a sort of easy does it principle. We should avoid any kind of disruptive action or communication at this stag...
- India has far more degrees of freedom than Federal Reserve: V Anantha Nageswaran on RBI policy"Right now, they are locked in certain policies over which they have no control, they have been dragged into fiscal dominance and given tha...
- Nasdaq ends lower as tech slides; inflation concerns weighTechnology shares led losses on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. Apple Inc, PayPal Holdings Inc and Nvidia Corp weighed most on both indexes. The S&...
- Key highlights of RBI's monetary policy outcomeRBI revised GDP growth downwards to 5% for 2019-20 from 6.1% projected in its October policy.
- Running late for dinner at your favourite restaurant? Read thisA consumer court in Bengaluru has ordered Domino's to pay for inconveniencing a family as it had to eat without adequate lights and air con...
- No move to extend flexi-fare policy to mail, express trainsThe Indian Railways will regularly review its flexi-fare policy to ensure maximum utilisation of train accommodation.
- CAG flags appointments in Vyapam, state's "shadowy control"The CBI is currently probing the `Vyapam scam', a massive admission and recruitment racket which came to light a few years ago.
- RBI looking beyond headline inflation for policy moves: Urjit Patel"RBI's main objective at the moment to contain inflation below 4 per cent and the recent declines in vegetable prices could be short lived,...
- Demonetisation to drag down GDP growth to 5.8%: Ambit CapitalGDP growth is likely to decelerate from 6.4 per cent in the first half of this fiscal to 0.5 per cent in the second half with a distinct po...
- Expect government to focus on high quality fiscal consolidation: Rana KapoorIt's an accomodative bias, which industry leaders accept well. "Although the RBI maintained monetary status quo, the accommodative bias con...
- Growth to accelerate to 6.5% in 2015 on reforms: Fitch"India will be the only BRIC country where growth picks up in 2014 to 5.6% & accelerates to 6.5% in 2015, owing to govt's reforms to biz en...
- Divestment policy on anchor investors soonThe finance ministry will work out a policy for big institutional investors, or anchor investors, in public offers of equity by state-owned...
- RBI may take more measures as part of its exit policy: FinminThe Finance Ministry said the RBI may take in January more measures like the ones it announced on Tuesday to exit from the accomodative mon...
- Rupee to rise to 45 by end 2009: BarclaysThe rupee will rally by 5.7 percent to 45 per dollar by end 2009 from current levels, fuelled by a positive growth outlook due to the elect...
- RBI may cut reverse repo by 50 bps: AngelThe Reserve Bank of India is likely to maintain status quo in respect of policy rates in its annual review on Tuesday but 50 basis points c...
- Tourism industry is boomingI ndia needs further improvements in aviation and tourism infrastructure, if it wants to sustain the stellar growth in the country’s touris...
- Packed skies: Plans to squeeze in more planesIndia is planning to squeeze more planes into the Indian airspace by reducing the longitudinal separation between two air-borne aircraft by...
- SEZs make the revenue department jitteryThe commerce ministry's enthusiasm for increasing the cap for the number of SEZs has made the revenue department jittery about the revenue ...
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